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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02
Our pairE Industry.

No y mericRn industry mas made a
greater prCgIess during the past quar-
tet of a century than the dairy Interests.
According 10 the census reports of 1880,
the money value of The daIy products
OF the country Including milk was estI-
mated at $50, ,0OO, 900 annually during
the FIVE preceding years. Since then the
increase has been enormous, about 30
pei cent, giving us S4S0, 600, 900 as the
value OF our butter, cheese and milk
product during the last twelve months.
I'niS exceeds by about so, 900, OUS of The
value OF the wheat crop of the country
and leads every other agricultural crop
grown, save corn alone. the most yalu-
able Of them all. ComiLg down TO par
ticulars the statistics are very impress
sive, There are y, 900, 900 cows in the
country .he milk products of these is
estimated at $50 gallons each. annually,
giving milk product of Z, $50, ,O0O. 900
gallons About, one-half of this guam
tity. say ! ,0O0, ,O00, 600 gallons, is conver-
ted into butter ana 700. 0OO. 600 gallons
into cheese, leaving ;, ,4SO. .0OO, ,OUO TO be
consumed in its raw or natural cOndi-
tiOn. The butter product was ! .35O,-
600, 900 pounds 4; OF cheese We produced
6 5000 pounds. On an average i: re-
quires y quarts of milk TO make a
pound of butter, and ! LILO gallons 10
make pound Of cheese.
Hardly less astounding is the amount
OF capital invested in the business. The
average value of the cows is set down at
$50, giving the total value of these cat
tie In the country At $500. 600, 900. The
amount OF land, improved and urim-
proved, In farms Is about 5000. coo OJG
TIE
uOO,OOO for their support. At an aver
age of S2J per acre this gives us the
enormous sum Of 3. 800. 900. GOO. II IS
also calculated that COO, coo horses and
mules are required TO carry on the dairy
business Ia ali its branches, and these
are Set down as worth $40, ,0UO. 600 more
BuilCiugs, creameTIes and dairy ma.
chlneTy are worth about $40 600. .OOO
more. Summing together these various
items we lind the total TO reach =. go
UUU,t This Is almost five times the
amount OF the entire banking capita. OF
the country, counting national, state
private ana saving banks.
The net profits from the dairy inter-
esis OF the United States are set down
at S22j. 600. 900. while the gross products
will reach S652 coo 600. We consume
about 9S4 per cent. OF all the butter
made, exporting only l! per cent. or 20,
100000 pounds. We find a better de-
mand for our cheese than our butter.
We exported 81, ,OOO. .OOU pounds last
year and are increasing the amount
ysarly. 81 far New York leads all the
other states in her interests. Her but
ter product amounts to $3S CSC. 600 :
her cheese 10 Sl2. 900, 900, and her milk
10 fiz go 900, nearly SlO0, ,OO0, 600 in all.
PENNSYLVANIA ranks next.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02
The ProhBHIOaIsrs anu the Republicans.

While the PrOhlJ.t!orists ybo s,ssar,-
bed at Harrisburg On Aug. "a had no
good reason 10 favor the Democrats. il
was 2alntu! - witness their manifes,a-
tions OF distrUst aud hostility toward The
Ltepu0.icans cG Pennsylvania. As the
i.t-lTd IS always cssiTOus that 70 wong
si-a.! Ce done - any party, it hopes that
the feelings OF emily hETblre9 bv the
'fohIb'iionists toward their Republican
IretheTn will be removed, and that com.
plete harmony will prevail.
w hat. indeed, could the Prohibition
lSts OF Pennsy wanna do without the aid
oi the Republicans The Republicans
elect Legislatures TO do lust what the
FTohibltionis,s propose. Has not a Re-
publican Legislature passed a resolution
70 submit prohibitoIy amendment to a
vote or the people And did not the
recent Republican SAFE Conyentiou
pledge itself again 10 this policy ?
w hat more could the Prohibitionis.. OF
pennsylvania reasonably demand 4? OF
themselves they could not turn a wheel.
Ahey could not by their own votes send
20 The Legislature a score OF representa-
tINes 70 vote foT submitting q prOhioito-
- amendment. But when the Repub-
lcans DO all this preliminary work for
allies with the utmost distrust. Instead
OF gratefully recognizing the service
Whlcn has been rendered them. Such
suspicion is not cIeditabie TO human
nature.
IL is true enough that the Republi-
cans have not agreed yet to vote for a
pIEhloltory amendment. They have
only consented 20 start the game. and II
VIII remain Tor their Prohihition,st al
lies To run 1t down. When il shall havs
come 10 voting a great msnv pubIicans
ana sinners viii be found among ,ben-
nut they should not be treated viii
seorn On this account by the Probibj-
TOMS, orethern at Harrisburg. Those
VINO set out to regenerate the world
10 nuse Jay hold OF such instrumental:,ies
as come 20 their hand. On this ones
tlon the Republicans are no. r,rIy =,
Prohibition. but party of mucb srb
mlssion.-Phjld Record.
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Worth Knowing.

Mr.. w. ii. Morgan, merchant, Lake CITY,
Fla, was taken with a severe cold, at,
tended with a distressing cough aud run.
ming into consumption in its first stages.
lie tried many So called popular cough
remedies and steadily grew worse. Was re.
duced in hesh, had difficulty in breathing
and was unable to sleep. Finally tried Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
found Immediate relief, and alter using
about half dozen bottles found himself
we'll and has no return of the disease. No
other remedy can show 40 grand a record OF
cuEes as Or. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, which is guaranteed 10 do lust
What IS claimed for it.-Trial botiis free at
Z. James drag store.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

TIE Democratic STATE Convention
which met al AllenloYa, on Wednesday
last. nominated ]. Ross Tnompson, OF
Erie. a son of the late Chief Justice.
James Thompson, for Judge OF the Su-
preme Court, and B. J. McGrann, the
well known banker OF Lancaster, for
State Treasurer. That both these gen
t!emen are we'll qualified for the respec-
tive positions Tor which they were Sc
lecled by the Convention, will no; be
questioned by any one who IS at all IA
miliar with their utecedents-the for
mer having clearly established his
reputation as q skilful aud able member
Of the Erie county bar, and the latter
being one % the best and most widely
known business men in the eastern part
OF the State. SO far. therefore, as the
candidates are concerned, every Demo
crat in the Stale can vote for them with
q full and entire confidence that the
Convention made 10 mistake in their
nominations. the leading republican
papers throughout the state were very
certain in their predictions that a bitter
fight would take place or the floor of
the Convention on the subject of the
sGriI, tie stock in trade of the RepubIi-
can party in this state, and 4 question
that has produced more stump orator
and newspaper editor demagogues to the
square mile in Pennsylvania, than all
other issues combined. The C0nven-
ton. however, With uUarimity disposed
OF the tariff question by simply and SEN
sibiy renewing It's allegiance on that
subject to the principles and declaration
Of the platform adopted at Chicago il
1884, which Mr.. Cleveland heartily en-
dorssj IN his letter of acceptance. The
Convention supplemented this endorse
uent OF the taT!ff plank in the Chicago
platform Of two years ago with the en-
phatic demand that the large surplus
already II The treasury shall be- used 20
nay tha public rebt, and that the cur
rent and unnecessary increase going on
hey md the needs Of the government
shall be Immediately prevented by
wise and pyUdsn: reduction OF internal
taEatiUn Rndof duties on imports. This
l. subs.s nuislly a rC-sfIlirmstion of tie
pledge made by both the Democratic
aud Republican Convent at Chicago
at which Cleveland and Blaine were
nominated, but which tha Republicans
IN Congress have re fused 10 carry out,
being stubboruly welded 10 their war
tariff doctrine which produce an enor-
nous surplus in the treasury and leads
TO waste.ui and profigate expenditure
OF the public money in the shape of
enormou River and Harbor bills, appro-
pr:stions for useless public buildings,
wild and reckless pension bills, and
scores Of other schemes equally extrav-
sgant and indefensib!e. We will pub
lish the platform and proceedings Of
iAe Convention next week.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

N. :. pJ ~, who vas elected United
SA.'H ~s.1.1r hy Republican members
o. taa Lnr.r.@.ugs Ia January last aud
"-r h7a ha.' OIL to he Cfics Of safe
Fte"Egu.r ever .'ac. .ba, time, sent his
r'st a''ept ti-yarasr Beaver on Tuee-
lay nat. w'1 Immediately appointed
William L-ys.y, ,lc present Cashier OF
tbo Treasury, 81 rii the vacancy. lie
v.lt huta tru ntics until the first Mon
day .- May nest. Ar other man than
Quay a'u'd HGyC resigned .he Treaury.
s..J as soon as hn vas elected Senator.
hVt Gy en- now DO rTetty much as mt
uivaz- S,-ce .' exercises absolute con
tro' over tha Republican party in thia
sac.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

As wil' 30 seen from tho following
prhi" dispatch 10 required 100 soldiers
ard H,r. Eu,3rl5 valiant policemen
urHsd y-t' vr0wtars, % tyicl The wild
O. GRIMM 0s from her shanly on the
e-tI,e o. l.HdlorJ O'Grady &C Herberts.
tSNI. 90 Tuesday last. The dislodga-
mgu' 90 ,ae widow CrimmIus from her
hvmhle houe is a a proud feather on the
capof urd.oyi O'Gardy ard a great vic.
to,y io, MIS- army OF policemen. II a. the
q, er polg widows ia Ireland require the
sSue amount OF physical fo-ce TO turn
tacw Su' % house and home, The enforce
men 0t ths coercion net Will provo TO
be as ,Stensive g5 it IS cruel and inhu-
u.iu
Doe n, August 3l-Tde evictious
or .Is D'GlRdv estates 40 ItggUeTts.oWu
uSgar 90 dav. TIE bai.sfTs we're rein
tarC-i hy 100 sn'Oier5 and three hundred
policemen. Al, the houses occupied Dy
tie s.nGpts wee bauIicajrd and Guard
ed fOr defense. Th-, house or Mrs.
Crirlmsns, q widow, VS. the first ad-
vrnC.I dpon ny the bai.iffs. The wild
oy AVID Eer I:!sads were armed with
pFV. 2 stones CGd tCIIEg waller, and
Ay,h were showered upon the bailiffS
WI q such telling effect that they We're
Eepulsed no less than four times. The
sShsI IFS men, ia their attacks, attempt.
ed - Gro" bar their way through the
'wsi.s anG roof, and Mys. Crimmins bad
me 5caldipg water poured over their
Est1s, faces and uecks. After the
fourth rspu!s2 OF the ba:!iiTs the police
Attempted TO storm the house. They
W--a also driven back.
Finally joint rush was made Ly the
bailihs aud police, and the house was
l.. ken mo apG captured. It was found
chat the def nder7 OF the widows habi-
t.-tioE numbered but nine persuasive
men anu four women. AL were taken
prisoners.
y large crowd had collected about
the house TO witness the contest. The
crowd ali sympathiZsd with Mrs. Grim
MINIS and did all IN thei! power 10 cheer
her up In her battle and 10 annoy ana
tn uihcers. When the Wild
pw'S party wsgs at last OveTpoWersd, the
crowd became tlautiC and pressed close
y up toward the house.
The prisoners. when they were led
out, sauC "GJI save Ireland The
crowd joined IN he singing, aUd be- .
came so dem9nstratIve that the police !
sad 10 cut their wiy or. with batons. :
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

\ NUMBER Of Grand Army men in
Chicago are said to have signed a petit
ZION 10 the Governor of Illinois asking
him to pardoc one of the Commissioners
OF Cook county who has been convicted
OF conspiracy, on the ground there was
no evidence TO justify his conviction and
because Of his honorable war record. The
prosecution of these men was necess-
aTy in the interest OF good government.
Their corrupt transactions were carried
on with unblushIng efirohtery, and the
certainty Of their gnilt was arrived at
a;'er a long that conducted fairly and
intei.iSeutly. The plea of the psti,ion-
eTs has only added to the Offenders
guilt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

Tue i"- Eoiug named amounts would
have bee rep5id 20 che counties by the
Safe Nr3 not crime or criminal negli-
geaca defeated the revenue bill That
passed. 'rh Legislature practically with.
oU' contest. These taxes were TO be
c1..-5ted uy he state, and the forego-
rrg amounts repaid TO the counties,
aes1Usa sroh rroceeiing wos a necessity
20 Hciotgia quality OF taxation for
; aSe purposes. and by tho trick Of the
lo".y ,his; ,aat defeated the bill, the
couu'i1a ssh. ,oIs ~ aggregate o. over
Sip0by"p, y-e-half Of which loss falls
upon -Lu t-.p.yers OF Philadelphia.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

On Tuesday next the seven convicted
anarchists Of Chicago who are under
sentence Of death for murder by the
throwing of a bomb iato a crowd of
policemen last May, will be finally de-
teruined. Ga the day above named the
Supreme Court OF Illinois will meet at
OlJawa and render decision on the
motion for new tria! which was argued
early n the summer. The case has at
tracIed unusual interest ever since the
commencement of the trial in the Grim
inal Court of CGic.gU more than . year
ago. The belief in that city is that .he
motion tor new trial will be oyerrul.d
ard that the prisoners will bs executed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

paE>Iu~sv CLrsyE.AND viii be pres
-as at ;aa oraaia- OF ,le International
A>diat! Congress, which viii NEE, at
Wilmington gg Monday ulSt. Ca the
t5.c5'icg evening Lp VIII receive mem.
Cs,- OF ha Oour,gss ana thSir ladies at
tie White Nauro. Ao0ut 100 foreign
p'.si-,egs sul from 300 to 5000 Of
this country viii bs in attendance.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

There was fight on yesterday week
between the Ule Indians under Colorsw
ard tho ColCrad0 militia, with some
cowboys, commanded by Mpjor leslie,
a militia Stale officer. The Indians lost
several Of theis men and three OF four
whites were killed aud about that many
wounded. The Indians went back 10
thelr reservation after the fight. Lieu
tenant Burnett, Of the regular army.
who was sent 20 Colorado 20 prevent the
Invasion Of the reservation by the safe
troops and cowboys, te,egrsphs thai
Leslie surprised Colorow's camp early in
the morning, although he (L=sliei had
assured ColoroS the day before, when
they had a talk, that he aud the Indians
would be allowed TO go back 10 the re
ssrvation unmolested. Tae trouble
seems to be over st least for the present.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

NoTElrusrANnrNS tEa large pen
ot'r yurat dTr.uE August, amount
1"g Go s!d.5yHUHo, the r,ce.7ts for the
month nro more tlgu ~, 5OO.OOO in ex.
cess ~ The totu. Expenditures. The re.
cf'p's w,rr over % million OF dollars .
day NJ about taiEty-i9ur millions for the
mlrfN
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

In Meigs county, Ohio, on Wedpssdav
OF last week, was witnessed a tarrihjs ST.,
between Washington Swishsr, a well I-na1T,'
"a MI ana ouIl, which resulted in death
OF pom. SwiSher was fixing his fences snJ
had MS gun with hIm for game. when tn
Ouii attacked him from behind, bresking ~
collar bone Twice, frscturiug three Ti5s 49, ~
gCTiuS lin in terrible manner. SvisSs-
iiIiaillged 20 get bis gun in some way, when
N!th unerring aim SwisEfr trzI- m. ,r,tr,-i
dr0lplrg dead iE is track. EIis InirTios
Pto'ed fatal and ne died on Saturday.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02
LEGAL NOTICE.

lHarZ6Tet Kelly 10y her IN the Court Of Common
next lflehc iAos. Nc Pleas OF Cambria county
NaOe 40 Is, December Term
vs. 1887. Alias Subpoena IL
feter Kelly. Divorce.
IHE tONMONWEALTH or PEENsYLvsNTA
To PETER KELLY. Greeting:
NTE CONN AND YOU, as heretofore com
W nanded- that oil matter Of business and cx-
cuses beng set aside you he and appear in your
proper person before our Judge, At E1snsburg AT
our Court OF Common Pleas. there 70 he held or
the Lrst Monday Of September next. TO show
cause, II any you have, why your wife Margaret
Kelly, should not he divorced frem the bonds OF
hatTlmony which she hath contracted with you
I le said Peter Kelly, agreeable TO Petition and
LIBEL exhibited against you before said Court
and this you shall in no wise omit at your peril
WITNESS the Honorable Robert L Johnston
ITSsldeht Judge OF our said Court, this 27Jn day
Of June, A. ID. 1857.
,,,., II. a. SHOEMAKER, Froth' y.
Ebensburg, July %, 1851
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

We were unable last week 20 give the
names OF the candidates nominated by
the Prohibition State Convention for
Judge OF the Supreme Court and State
Treasurer, hut we do so now. :. 3.
Chase, OF Northampton county, is the
nominee for Judge, and d. &. Irish, Of
Of Lawrence county, for State Treas
urer. Charles ). Wolfe was elected
Chairman of the State committee, 4.
y. Barker, o: this place, whose name
was suggested for the place, having
stated that he would not enter into a
contest for il, and asked that his name
be Withdrawn. Before the Convention
adjourned Mr.. Wolfe, in answer TO a
question said that the Committee, of
which he is Chairman, appointed to in
quiTe into the discrimination of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in
charging delegates to the Prohibition
Convention tr0 cent? = mile, while il
charged tbs delegates to The Republican
Convention only Jnc cent, would, after
taxing evidence, publish its report.
For this manifest unfaiTness to the Pro-
hibitlon delegates Mr.. Wolfe attacked
the Company in severe aud bitter terms.
The Railrosd Company originally intend.
ed, Gad said SO, 70 charge the dslege--
gates to the Democratic Convention the
same fare two cents per nile) thai It
eNacted from tbs ProhibitiorIsts, but
it finally abandoned its position and
carried them at the same rate paid By
the Republicans. The action of the
Company in thus discriminating against
Wolfe and his cold water friends admits
of no palIiation OF excuse.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

E--'oN.NE-s5rAN Iosr was tempo
2 Chairman uua eE-Ssats Senator
isa.c permanent President Of the Al
.eGt0wu co1~Cu:iJn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02
F A R NJ FOR SALE:

ThE SUBSCRIBEE WILL. >sRT,I,TIIS Fary,-
L known as the ITChETE FARM situate IN
Munster township, Cambria county. containing
about
% ACRES, ABOUT so ACRES CLEARED
having thereon erected a good frame bousc and
frame barn. The farm Is in line state Of cultf-
laton. Is well watored and has a GOOD orchard Of
bearing fr1.t trees. The farm is within tErrr
minutes walk Of LuckCtt's Station on the Ebe1r-
burg and CTcssOu Railroad.
For further particulars inquire of George NJ
heade, Esq. EbcnshUrg, Pa, OF tho undersfsgr-
ca on the premises.
,- JOHN MURPHY
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INTENDING AnNEMTISERs .nnn.- ID

lNNECUTRTN NOTICE.
- Estate Of John Grimes. dccc1 sci.
Letters tcstamgutIrv on the estate n. ! l7
crimes, deceased, having been grIut-. z. ..s
undersigned, notice Is hereby x5ran tlE- ID g---
sons indebted 70 said estate must make payment
with delay. and chose having CLAIMS against .17
same should present them, properly suraal- be-
ted, l0I settlement
NAhCfA AEET GRIMES.
Allegheny twu., July =. EIragrrlE
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SHOP

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burg bud public uCIerally TO call at htz -...
ou Cen tre st, Ehensbury. Pa. ,oVposifc o.
Mountain House saloouy, where he VII bo f.e..
ready t0 accommodate them with q clean shave %
a la o. cut on short notice
BY Keeping everything neat and tidy about U.s.
shop expect.tC merit liberal share OF ua,r9--
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March Il, 's7 PETER WILHELM
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

General Nelson a. Miles, the renOwn-
ed Indian fighter, was thrown from a tally
ho coach near Los Angeles, Cal, on last
Tuesday evening and had his left leg
broken at the ankle.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02

ERERssHuRC. PA.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-05-26
GOOD CHEER.

That day ID long that brings not some kind
word,
In which no note OF cheerful song is heard.
That night is dark in which shines forth star.
And dull the task where no true comrades are.
iBlest is the ear shat lists for kindly speech,
Which every cheerful song is sure to reach;
Which m all discord finds the hidden key
That turns the harshness into harmony.
.Blest eye that, when the heavy clouds stretch
far,
Sweeps to the one clear space where shines the
star;
Which ever, in dank swamp or woodlands gloom,
=Seeks that lone nook where lovely orchids
bloom.
Blest is the heart that in the swelling tide
OF fierce af1iction still can safe abide
AS seeing One OF boisterous deep upstayed
Who whispers: 1T is 1; be not afraid
-Blest is the faith that, when the closing tomb
Hides every earthly hope, can through the
gloom
Undaunted look into the darkening skies
And see afar the Eternal City rise.
Blest faith that sees all seeming i'll may hold
A germ OF good, as husks the seed infold;
Knowing that all things work together stln
To serve the purpose of a loving will.
-LueIEd CLARK. ia ChdutduQsIGH.